love knot
a knot of ribbon as a token of love.
Origin of love knot
1- Also called lover's knot.
Words Nearby love knot
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How to use love knot in a sentence
Supermodel Karen Elson opened the show in a gold, “love knot” wrap dress, which became one of the collection's themes.
Fashion’s Most Powerful Women: Victoria Beckham & Diane von Furstenberg Show at New York Fashion Week | Erin Cunningham | February 10, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTTo fasten his hood he has a curious gold pin, wrought at the greater end with a love-knot.
English Costume | Dion Clayton CalthropTroilus gives the maiden a sleeve, and she gives her Adonis a glove, as a love-knot.
Character Sketches of Romance, Fiction and the Drama, Vol 1 | The Rev. E. Cobham Brewer, LL.D.As to whether the love-knot of which Mary Garland had the keeping still held firm, who should pronounce?
Roderick Hudson | Henry JamesThe hair in the men was allowed to flow to the shoulders or gathered in a love knot, while the whiskers and beard formed a point.
The Old Masters and Their Pictures | Sarah Tytler
Why do so many marriages persist when the love knot slips, and bandages fall away from the eyes?
The Intelligence of Woman | W. L. George
British Dictionary definitions for love knot
a stylized bow, usually of ribbon, symbolizing the bond between two lovers: Also called: lover's knot
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